Media in Sherbrooke

Media in Sherbrooke

This is a list of media in Sherbrooke, Quebec.

Contents

Radio

Frequency Call sign Branding Format Owner Notes
FM 88.1 CFPP-FM Christian radio Fabrique Notre-Dame du Perpétuel-Secours French
FM 88.3 CFAK-FM CFAK 88,3 campus radio Université de Sherbrooke French
FM 88.9 CJMQ-FM CJMQ 88.9 community radio Bishop's University English
FM 89.7 CBM-FM-1 CBC Radio 2 public music Canadian Broadcasting Corporation English
FM 90.7 CBFX-FM-2 Espace musique public music Société Radio-Canada French
FM 91.7 CBMB-FM CBC Radio One public news/talk Canadian Broadcasting Corporation English
FM 93.7 CFGE-FM Rythme FM adult contemporary Cogeco French
FM 95.5 CFLX-FM CFLX FM 95,5 community radio Radio communautaire de l'Estrie French
FM 100.3 CIRA-FM-1 Radio Ville-Marie Christian radio Radio Ville-Marie French
FM 101.1 CBF-FM-10 Première Chaîne public news/talk Société Radio-Canada French
FM 102.7 CITE-FM-1 Rouge FM soft adult contemporary Astral Media French
FM 104.5 CJTS-FM Souvenirs Garantis classic hits Cogeco French
FM 106.1 CIMO-FM NRJ contemporary hit radio Astral Media French
FM 107.7 CKOY-FM CKOI 107.7 Estrie hot adult contemporary Cogeco French

Television

Analogue channel Digital channel Digital PSIP Call sign Network Notes
7 60 7 CHLT-TV TVA
9 55 9 CKSH-TV Radio-Canada
11 41 11 CKMI-TV-2 Global Satellite of CKMI-TV Montreal
24 65 24 CIVS-TV Télé-Québec Satellite of CIVM-TV Montreal
30 66 30 CFKS-TV V Satellite of CFJP-TV Montreal
50 52 CBMT-3 CBC Satellite of CBMT, Montreal

Newspapers

Daily newspapers are La Tribune[1] and The Record.[2] Le journal de Sherbrooke[3], owned by Quebecor, is published on Friday and La Nouvelle, a community newspaper, publishes for free every Wednesday. Voir,[4] a cultural magazine, also publishes a regional version on Thursday. Also, a student newspaper, Le Collectif, is published at the Université de Sherbrooke.

References

  1. ^ La Tribune
  2. ^ The Record
  3. ^ Le Journal de Sherbrooke
  4. ^ Voir

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